How to Make Corporate Responsibility Work in China

A 2 day conference and learning event on October 5th and 6th

Conference Venue:

American Conference Center

780 Third Avenue

Level C2

New York

NY 10017

October 5th: Keynote speeches and interactive plenary panels

October 6th: In depth discussion groups and case studies

Following on from the huge success of our conference in London at the end of March focusing on how to manage corporate responsibility in China, this event in New York has a brand new set of speakers and an agenda that will give you all you need to know about how your company can

make corporate responsibility work in China.

The event takes place in New York on October 5 - 6 and will be packed with the biggest names in corporate responsibility from North America, China and across the world. We’ll have the top brands and key players helping you to build responsibility into the core of your supply chain for real business gain!

Over October 5th and 6th, you'll hear the latest on all the key issues:

What’s at stake? – Just how important is developing and maintaining an effective program of responsible policy to your company’s future in China? Hear what the leaders think

Who’s gaining and how? – The facts and figures from those measuring the ROI from supplier code implementation on the ground in China

Brand collaboration and alternatives to audits – Learn how leading companies are looking at teaming up to improve the practices of their suppliers in China and what you can learn from their efforts

Effective communications across your supply base – How you can ensure your company's values are understood and embraced across an ever increasing network of suppliers in China

Local capacity building in China – Where to spend your company's time and money to generate real results

NGO engagement – What NGOs want to see from your global policy roll-out and supply chain monitoring and how to engage with them

The limits to Responsibility – How do you assess where your company’s responsibilities in China end and society’s begin? Discuss with your peers where you should draw the line

Just a few of the speakers you'll be able to meet in person include:

Dui Hua Foundation , Executive Director

Nike , Director of North Asia Compliance

Texas Instruments, Vice President and Director, TI Ethics and Compliance

Eileen Fisher, Social Consciousness Driector
JC Penney, Sr. Manager - Supplier Compliance and Factory Security

JPMorgan Chase, Managing Director and Associate General Counsel (tbc)
Trade Union Advisory Committee (TUAC), Senior Policy Advisor to the OECD

Shoetown, Factory Owner
Verite , Executive Director
Human Rights in China, Executive Director

Human Rights Watch, Researcher, Asia Division
China Working Group, Director

Global Business Council on HIV/Aids, Executive Director
Alcoa, Director Environmental Affairs

Toys R Us , VP Product Safety and Compliance
DuPont , Director of Sustainable Development

What exactly should you spend? How do you budget for ethical initiatives? What exactly should your strategy be? And what can you expect as a financial return on your social and environmental investments in China?

To find the answers, make this event your first priority in 2004!

To register TODAY for this important conference fill in the online form and pay on our secure server, or simply request more information by contacting:

Peter Carkeek

Head of Conference Division
Ethical Corporation magazine
peter.carkeek@ethicalcorp.com
+44 20 73 75 7160

1800 814 3459 ext 282

Click on the links on the left hand side of this page to find out more!